One of the most reverent trends in the investment world with pervasive consequences has been the 30 year regime of falling interest rates But what happens when falling interest rates and quantitative easing get to the end of the road?

Billionaire Warren Buffett may be known as an investment guru, but even he never foresaw negative interest rates, nor does he quite know what they will end up meaning to the global economy and markets.

On June 25, Fannie Mae will be introducing new underwriting policies that will impact how millions of Americans qualify for a mortgage. The most meaningful change is the introduction of "trended credit data" that will punish revolvers and reward transactors.

Citizens in Europe and Japan face a real possibility of facing negative rates at their bank branches, as central banks in nine large countries have now set key rates below zero. What does it mean to you?

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